Time to strike while the IRON IS HOT!!!

Well I'm assuming Jeff Fisher gets tired of being one and done in the playoffs and leaves, ushering in a new offensive era in Tennessee..

 

Assume all you want. I'll assume we get another McDaniels-type who doesn't want Cutler.

 

First of all, when you speak of Eddie Royal and Brandon Marshall, you're speaking of a rookie and third year player as of last season. You're telling me those were just two absolutely ridiculous draft picks, and that Jay Cutler's ability didn't pad their numbers? Doubtful...

And secondly, you didn't answer my question, you just asked me silly questions and made a moot point about last year. If we had Jay Cutler then we could expand our offensive attack without changing our philosophy. Going deep on second down would be an option because we have a QB who throw a beautiful deep ball. Teams would have to game-plan our passing attack instead of simply stacking the box against us, that's how he would make everyone on our team better. He definitely wouldn't be a downgrade, and he has more to offer then VY or KC. And you're telling me that a QB can't develop when all he's asked to do is not make mistakes? So in other words, the more you ask of a young QB, the more likely he is to succeed? And you're implying that because of our system a QB can't develop himself here? Really? Jay Cutler + Nate Washington + Justin Gage = A whole new passing threat.

And there's no way he'll pull a 1 2 and 3. Denver deciding that they have to trade Cutler is the only way he's leaving. If that's the case, then all these shenanigans are really killing Cutler's value. Really, it's time to strike now, while the iron is hot

 

If you say so, you have the crystal ball.

 

Well you keep avoiding the one question I have because you know the answer...Jay Cutler would make us a better team, therefore, why the hell not see if we can't get him?

 

Hypothetical questions cannot be answered, only hypothesised. Therefore there is no right or wrong, therefore I will stick to my point.

We run a conservative offense, we are fine with Collins there, thus there is no point wasting picks/players on Cutler when we have other needs.

 

We have to run a conservative offense because of our personnel, that's my point.

 

We've always been a conservative, run first offense. It's how Fisher rolls.

 

Gunny is ALWAYS pro status quo.

I can't recall a post where you didn't defend status quo or oppose change.

 

I'm not defending it, I'm telling it how it is.

There's a big difference.

If we were an air it out, high profile offense team, sure get him in. But we're not so really, why waste picks getting a guy who will be asked to do the same as Collins?
It's not like QB was a weak point last season.

It's also not true, I don't agree with Fisher playing favourites with vets (J-Mac, Lamont etc.)